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Comment #13004855
Im pretty sure numbered bullets are a normal formatting option on Slides. Should be next to the regular bulleted lists button on the toolbar.
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Comment #3060481
Seattle WA, H1B welcome. http://www.amazon.com/tradein My team at Amazon is looking for software engineers to help grow the Amazon Trade-In program: customers send us their used bo…
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Comment #2664274
This is the closing keynote from the NY AWS Summit: http://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/aws-summit-2011/aws-summit-n...
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Comment #1793332
I'm not a security expert by any means, but why is telling ELB "dont trust cert X" any better than removing the compromised instances from the ELB via the API (or just terminating …
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Comment #1793097
Is there a reason why you cant have one of these forward to an HTTPS port that's using a long-lived self-signed certificate? That way you'd keep things SSL'ed the whole way, but up…
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Comment #1769498
Assuming eventual availability can be pretty handy -- one way deal with a dependency outage is to retry with an exponential backoff. If a dependency is unavailable now, and your sy…
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Comment #1741983
They did move their writes to an async job. They write the apps list into mongodb, then a daemon later copies it into mysql. Mongodb is being used as a cache (the frontend queries …
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Comment #1420753
I can see why non-technical users might go to the google homepage for searching... but I'm suprised geeks ever go there. I just type search queries type into my Firefox search box,…
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Comment #1259881
The best part is that even Adobe can't get their own flash working well... A "TypeError: Error #1034: Type Coercion failed: cannot convert mx.collections::ArrayCollection@2377c381 …
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Comment #1259520
Dont think so-- Clojure's map and filter return lazy sequences, so this code likely only iterates once (in the +). http://richhickey.github.com/clojure/clojure.core-api.html#c...
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Comment #102542
good point.. just verified ... in the source. Google ready doesnt seem to render it.
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Comment #102381
another one that would be helpful: have the RSS feed include a link to both the article linked and the comment thread. right now, it seems to only have a link to the article...